I advise in every possible way to avoid the exchange Yobit because it constantly trades incomprehensible crypto-currencies that have nothing to do with real tokens or are a scum. I usually use personally or Kraken or Poloniex. And cash out through the https://hiribi.com/

It's easiest for me to withdraw money just for PayPal. Therefore, you have to use exchanger https://hiribi.com/ for this business. In addition, there is an opportunity to sell tokens at a rate of 10% higher, at least. And there were no problems at all.

hard forks bring new features, updated features, hardened network features etc etc …. its like a new version of software. I like the burst hard fork it'd get rid of a lot of ancient gremlins and bring more confidence.

@beholdminuggets said in BURST smashed through the roof today:
@peterskrzyniarz said in BURST smashed through the roof today:
... Coin that can be mined with hard drives, letting anyone mine.
As of this date, about 87% of all Burst-Coins have already been mined (PoC). Which may explain why the Difficulty, although up, has not increased in-line with recent exchange valuations. Perhaps investors are wary of the short return window?
Also, the Transactions per Day (& Sent/Day) has varied little over the last two years, and much of that seems to be recurring distribution by Mining Pools. Likewise, the majority of active Assets appear to be focused on Mining.
So, what happens when the music stops? Official Burst-Coin Roadmap. Hummm...
I would say the idea is to accumulate more BURST by trading.

@rattle99 said in Burstcoin is now in TOP 100 on coinmarketcap!!!:
Must have gone even higher now.
Currently ranking #143 on CoinMarketCap, but fluctuating a lot. Also, good to see Burst return to the ~10c area.